Businesses Seeking Loan

• Pre-revenue e-commerce startup focused on sportswear and online clothing for men and women. • The business plans to offer sportswear and activewear for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and other active customers. • Customers will be able to place orders online and either collect them from a convenient pickup location or receive doorstep delivery as the delivery network expands. • Products will be sourced through third-party manufacturers, allowing the business to operate without its own manufacturing facility. • The business is currently pre-revenue and plans to commence operations once the required capital is raised. • The store will operate entirely online, with current customer pickups planned through the nearest Knutsford location.

Located in Arima, the venture is a new agricultural development business focused on crop cultivation and is currently in the pre-revenue stage. - Hot pepper cultivation has already commenced, with 2,400 plants planted approximately two months ago. - Projected monthly revenue is approximately TTD 60,000 once the plantation reaches full production. - The venture is currently not registered as a business, and the funds raised will be used to complete the necessary business registrations and obtain required approvals.

Established men’s apparel retail business in Patna, Bihar, operating successfully for 8 years. - Monthly turnover stands at around ₹5 lakh, with annual sales exceeding ₹50 lakh in the last financial year. - The business operates through a retail store serving customers from across Bihar, providing a broad regional customer reach. - Products are priced between ₹1,200 and ₹3,000, catering to a wide range of customers. - Inventory is sourced from established suppliers across South India, China, and Taiwan, offering a diverse range of men’s apparel. - Has GST registration.

• High-growth women's hygiene and wellness e-commerce company serving customers across Bangladesh. • Offers menstrual hygiene and personal care products under its own brand, with manufacturing outsourced to third-party manufacturers. • Key products include sanitary pads, disposable period panties, menstrual cups, and reusable menstrual products. • Serves individual women and girls as well as institutional and NGO programs through its e-commerce platform and distribution channels. • Processes approximately 100–200 orders per week, demonstrating an established customer base and consistent online demand. • Operates an asset-light model by leveraging third-party manufacturing while retaining control over its own brand and sales channels. • Holds a valid business license and is positioned for further growth through wider distribution and increased online sales.

The business provides building maintenance and inspection services to more than 20 clients. - Its clients include building owners and large integrated facilities management companies. - The business has eight permanent employees and hires up to 10 contractual workers as required. - Revenue is generated through monthly subscriptions by our clients. - The company is a private limited entity with BCA ME01 and ME05 certifications, as well as ISO 45001 and bizSAFE Star accreditation.

The business is a mission-driven organization focused on improving entrepreneurship and employability in Bangladesh. - It offers a wide range of skill-development and business-focused courses along with consulting services. - Currently, we have 20 students. - The courses are taught offline. - Revenue is earned primarily from paid training programs and related consulting engagements. - The business currently employs six staff members who are responsible for teaching, training delivery, and related operational activities. - The business is a sole proprietorship with a trade license.

The business operates a state board school offering education from kindergarten to Class 10. - The school has over 500 students enrolled. Revenue for the year represents the projected revenue for the school year, as school fees are collected in instalments. - The school has 25 employees supporting teaching, administration, student services, transport, and day-to-day campus operations. - The school is owned by a trust and operates under a society licence with state board affiliation.

Indonesian commodity trading business connecting Indonesian supply with international markets across multiple commodity sectors. - The business operates through an integrated structure combining local sourcing and procurement capabilities in Indonesia with international trading, market development, and cross-border transaction capabilities through Singapore. - The business is organized around four principal commodity divisions: wood finished products; Sumatra vanilla and Indonesian spices; PKE, PKS, palm oil and selected palm-based commodities; and aluminium billets. - The product portfolio includes finished wood products, vanilla and Indonesian spices, PKE, PKS, palm oil and selected palm-based products, and aluminium billets. - Customers include international commodity traders, manufacturers, distributors, industrial buyers, food and feed producers, construction-related companies, and other qualified commercial buyers. - The company sources products through Indonesian producer and supplier networks, coordinates quality and commercial requirements, and executes domestic and international transactions. - Revenue is primarily transaction-based, with the business generating trading margins through commodity sourcing, procurement, and supply to qualified buyers. - Depending on the transaction, the Group operates through direct trading, supply contracts, export transactions, or structured commodity trading arrangements. - The management team has experience across commodity sourcing, trading, procurement, international business development, logistics, and cross-border transactions. - The business is focused on developing reliable supplier relationships, expanding its global buyer network, and building recurring trading opportunities across multiple commodity sectors. - It follows an asset-light operating model, allowing the business to scale through supplier relationships, commercial networks, logistics partners, and market access rather than relying heavily on fixed assets. - Holds an Export License and NIB.